The Foreign Sales Corporation: Reaching the Last Act?
Gary Hufbauer
No PB02-10, Policy Briefs from Peterson Institute for International Economics
Abstract:
Some trade disputes--like long Russian novels--never seem to end. The United States, Europe, and other trading nations have disputed the taxation of export earnings since the 1970s. To understand why the Foreign Sales Corporation (FSC) dispute is so hard to resolve, we must start with a historical tour.
Date: 2002-11
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